All you have to do is rename the file and replace the .zip extension with .goomod. However, to do this, you'll have to show extensions for files. To do that, go to Control Panel -> Appearance and Personalization -> Folder Options, and in the View tab uncheck the box "Hide extensions for known file types". (That's for Windows 7, if you have a different system you can search instructions in Google.)

When that's done, just rename a file and replace "zip" with "goomod". Done!

thank you for the info

oh yea and one more thing
i saw your animation i think it was awesome
how do you make a moving picture like that?

What picture do you mean?

"My Animated Sprites" on the bottom left of your post?
is that Animated Sprites is yours?

because there is a word "My" in it
so it has to be yours

right?

Oh, totally forgot about that. Yes, those are mine, I occasionally make one when I feel like it.

I make them using GIMP, a free Photoshop alternative. They're animated GIF files, and you can find plenty of tutorials online on how to make them using different tools. The actual image frames that I use are from sprite sheets from the Spriter's Resource, which are basically just images of animation taken from video games.

ooooo....

okay lets just discus this in the other forum

he made my Super mario gif!

Well, I actually resized it. That was a piece of cake though, GIMP practically did it automatically.